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no fool like an old fool

At the start of the week, a post appeared on social media about a man who had been missing from the village for three days, with no clue about his whereabouts. The post remained up for a few days until yesterday, when it was removed, but there’s still no sign of him. It’s assumed his wife was the one who reported him missing. At the pub last night, someone mentioned he wasn’t missing at all but had actually left his wife.   The wife will likely feel very awkward in the village now and may move on herself soon enough. Apparently, they’ve also been having issues with their neighbors. It seems the move to this village hasn’t been the best decision for these people, and considering they’re not young, you’d think they would have made better choices. On a more serious note, a child went missing on Friday in the next town. Hopefully, they’ll be found soon. I haven’t heard much more about it, which could be either a good or bad sign, I suppose. Here we are again on another Sunday, not...

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This business with the village fair is stressing me out a bit, I have not heard from the ombudsman, apparently they have not looked into it yet. If the fair goes ahead as normal the people who are doing the fair can do it tbough, I messaged them the other day. The other day there was sign saying road will be closed a road that is usually closed for the fair, the sign was not there today as apparently its not possible to close a trunk road, I am not sure what the law is but it just seems all a bit confusing, The road wanted to be closed by the water board..I shall carry on I guess. I have written to the councillor, a waste of time I know but just in case its something I needed to do, tyring to cover all bases I guess. All I can do is by best I guess. I would nto usually get ivolvef in loacal issues but the fair is is important I think or it just might be a distraction from me dealing with oher issues. There is a meeting in July regarding the village apparently, we shall see what hap...